ATM fees continue to rise

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Cheaper energy, grain signals tame U.S. inflation

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What to look forward to on Saturday September 27 Your Safe Money Show

Do you understand the difference between "tax credit" and "tax deduction" and how to utilize them when doing your taxes? Saturday's Your Safe Money Show looks at those "tax" options, plus are you prepared for the "unexpected"? Having money saved for unforeseen expenses can be a huge help. I'll tell you how much to save just in case. 

Apple stopped providing update to ios8 software

http://www.startribune.com/lifestyle/276973731.html

Bottled water hot verses cold

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Amazon will start collection Minnesota sales tax Oct. 1st

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U.S. Treasury rates drop

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Data breaches continue to be a worry, what can you do to help yourself

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Highlights for this Saturday's September 20, Your Safe Money Show

Roth 401(k)'s are being offered more and more and what are the benefits for you along with the tax implications? You can find out on Saturday's Your Safe Money Show, along with finding out the #1 key to a happy retirement.

Money is still a huge worry for Americans

One in three Americans are constantly worried about... money. A new survey found we are still feeling nervous from the recent recession and housing crisis. We are in constant fear of losing what we have today. More people are worried about finances than death or losing a family member. Our main worries when it comes to money is living paycheck-to-paycheck and falling into serious debt.
I can help you plan a budget and if you're nearing retirement I have strategies that can act like a pension and fill the gaps that Social Security might not cover. Call for an appointment toll free 877-812-0259.

When new cell phones come out what do you do with your old phone?

http://www.startribune.com/business/yourmoney/274918761.html

American brands that are "fancier" in China

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Highlights for Saturday September 13 Your Safe Money Show

I have two topics for Your Safe Money Show this week, I feel passionate about. One is sharing your life story, or getting memories from Grandparents and Parents so future generations really understand their heritage. The other is "how safe are safe money strategies"? I promise you'll learn "something" this week by tuning in.

Remembering 911.

Today in 2001: Coordinated attacks resulted in the collapse of the World Trade Center in New York City, destruction of the western portion of The Pentagon in Arlington, Virginia, and a passenger airliner crash in Shanksville, Pennsylvania. In total, 2,974 people were killed in the September 11, 2001 attacks.


                                                                                       

Millennials invest differently than other groups

Millennials invest in themselves

First annual "customer appreciation" event a huge success!

I just wanted to send out a big "thank you" for all those who attended our "customer appreciation" event on Friday. Thanks to Peter Methven for the use of his beautiful space at Dresser Methven Funeral Home. It worked out so well and we're planning on making this an annual event! Thanks also to my staff, Sheila for the food it was delicious, Cindy, Kristin and Robin for all your hard work and planning. Pictures are on the way!

Highlight's for Saturday September 6 Your Safe Money Show

New federal tax rules were published in July in regards to longevity annuities, I'll tell you what they are on Saturday's Your Safe Money Show. Also with kids back to school, do you think our children should learn more about finances and how they work? I sure do.

Fed says U.S. consumers are "hoarding" money

hoarding money

Regulators require more high-quality assets at banks to help avoid another market crisis

Quality assets at big banks

Is the auto industry returning to bad habits?

Bad habits and the auto industry